REMEMBER Terry Gibson? Well, we've signed him and while he won't be kicking a football he'll be looking into his crystal ball and bringing us his best Spanish tips every week.
The ex-Spurs, Coventry and Manchester United striker is probably best remembered for his time as part of the infamous Wimbledon Crazy Gang side of the late 80s and early 90s. Now an expert in all things La Liga he works as a pundit and co-commentator on Sky Sports’ Spanish football coverage and is a contributor to unibet.
Yesterday Terry tipped three La Liga games and landed an incredible 863-1 correct-score treble. His bets were 2-0 Barcelona, 2-0 Valencia and 2-1 Real Madrid.
Here are Terry's tips for Celta Vigo's visit to Atletico Madrid.
Atletico Madrid v Celta Vigo (Sun 3.15pm)
It actually was a real shame that Diego Simeone didn’t continue the new positive approach by his team until it was too late last week against Barcelona.
The defeat was costly and it is unlikely we will have a genuine title race from now on in. They will still have fierce determination though to finish above their city rivals Real and this will stand them in good stead for the remainder of the season in the league.
I’m anticipating that Atletico will look to be more positive once again in this game and that will prove to be decisive in this match up against Celta Vigo.
Prior to the Barca game the new AG/DC partnership was flourishing. I love that latest acronym! It certainly beats the recent versions of MSN, BBC and MVP. It’s sheer genius.
Celta are a decent team but a level short of Atletico and with home advantage in the Wanda I’m going to go for a solid 2-0 home win. I’m banking on the AG/DC of Antoine Griezmann and Diego Costa to continue to “Shoot to Thrill” with Griezmann getting the opening goal in this one.
I couldn’t resist one AC/DC pun!
Terry's Tips
- Atletico 2, Celta 0 (27-5, Unibet)
- Griezmann to score first (13-4, Unibet)
- Griezmann and Costa to score (17-1, Unibet)
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An ex-Tottenham, Coventry and Manchester United striker, Terry is probably best remembered for his time as part of the infamous Wimbledon Crazy Gang side of the late 80s and early 90s. Now an expert in all things La Liga, he works as a pundit and co-commentator on Sky Sports’ Spanish football coverage.
Wow amazing – well done Terry!
unibet probably has his p45 ready to collect after that. well done amazing